An estimation of the expected losses after an incident helps organization in prioritizing and formulating their incident response. The cost of an incident can be categorized as a tangible and intangible cost. Identify the tangible cost associated with virus outbreak?
Lost productivity damage is a tangible cost because it represents a measurable decrease in output and efficiency that directly affects the financial bottom line of an organization. Unlike intangible costs such as loss of goodwill, damage to corporate reputation, or psychological damage, lost productivity can be quantified in terms of hours or services lost and can be directly translated into monetary value.
D as it can be measured